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Setting up Jupyter Notebooks in VS Code

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IDEs

As you know there are plenty IDEs available for Python and R: , , and others. Take a look at prepared by DataCamp. From our practical experience, it seems that has taken the lead. Why so? Well, first of all, it is free. Second, in August 2019, VS Code obtained a new feature: support Jupyter Notebooks. Third, it has a nice minimalist UI, you won't get lost! There are other nice features, Git extensions, linting, etc. that you can explore .

Step 1: Download and install Visual Studio Code

Step 2: Install Python extension

Step 3: Select Python interpreter and run the code

Cloud solutions

Binder

Google Collaboratory

Microsoft Azure Notebooks

or use Jupyter Notebook in AWS

RStudio Cloud
PyCharm
Spyder
Atom
2019 comparison
VS Code
here
What is the actual difference between VS code and Atom?